power to the people by Richardphotos
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I started seeing them just outside Lubbock and for at least 110 miles they were across the praire all the way past Abilene "prettiest town I ever seen" if you recall the song
Comments (39)
BIPOLARTWO
I hate these things with a vengeance. They are a blight on the landscape near where i live,They should use the aeroplane in your previous post to bomb them... Nice picture though
kenmo
Nicely captured....
greyone
Cool capture Richard. I know some folks dont like these, but the entire gulf of Mexico never was at risk because a storm knocked one of these down, and majority of the electricity in the states comes from coal burning plants. Coal plants are filthy and polute far more than any other source of electricity. So people that dont like them because they look silly need find some other way to help meet the ever growing demand for electricity without drilling or burning coal, and then these would be unnecessary.
RodolfoCiminelli
Interesting and creative composition Richard, excellent documental photography...!!
kagemusha77
Lovely shot, love the panoramic view here!
Bossie_Boots
I agree with Peter i too hate these why not solar power monstrositys !!
magnus073
Once again a cool capture Richard, it looks like they are all set
eekdog
like the shot of the power things.
Feliciti
wow so much of this !! excellent captured all !!
claude19
It is monstrous, it is expensive, the landscape is completely disfigured ... and to crown all, it makes noise! The cash drawer works well for this type of gear ... so now it exioste solutions more attractive and less expensive, especially in some countries, along motorways, with the wind created by the trucks ... all the electricity at the toll booth is well supplied!
lior
So stunning capture!
Faemike55
Great capture of one of the least polluting sources of power.
Flint_Hawk
That's what it looks like around here too! It's amazing how HUGE these things are!
Dreamingbee
ah - we have also such machines here - great shot !
mariogiannecchini
Very useful and also beautiful to see! Very beautiful capture and great wiev !
mgtcs
Beautiful place and capture as usual my friend, very well done!
DennisReed
I still sit on the fence with this type of renewable energy source. A lot of beautiful views of our country have been lost to these un-natural entities! Not to mention when they breakdown and are not replaced! ???
farmerC
Shining shot.
jocko500
cool shot
carlx
Excellent photography, Richard!!!
virginiese
Very interesting shot ! And yes, we need too much power so... An excellent way to make us think about our environment
brycek
Beautiful capture!!
mickeyrony
I think that governments do not care much what the thought about them but hey Nice shooting like ((5 + +)) Je pense que les gouvernements se foutent bien de ce que l'ont pense à leur sujet mais bon Belle prise de vue pareille ((5++))
thecytron
Great shot!
emmecielle
Very interesting capture! Great shot! :)
kbrog
I think they should design them to look like gaint flowers. ;) Great capture!
Lashia
Great shot and fun title- thanks for sharing! :)
bobrgallegos
Wonderful capture and look at all the clean air!!
npauling
Gosh what a lot of them there were. An interesting capture but we really need to find a better way to make power.
bazza
There are farms of these in NZ one lot is in Palmerston North where my daughter lives.. So what other option do we have for power? People don't want coal fired stations, don't want Nuclear power stations, don't want these windmill sort, and I guess the huge mirror farms will not be liked for solar generated energy so what do they want? They want more and more power but don't like the way it is produced!! Can't have your cake and eat it too...